User Reviews

jabref is one of the simplest and most reliable ref. manager available. I have been using it for more than 5 years now. Meanwhile I have tried my luck with Mendeley and Zotero, but jabref is my final choice.

Posted 09/09/2014

yolin548

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Probably the best bib editor for windows out there. I am using it everyday - thanks for all the hard work that went into it!

Posted 09/02/2014

samuel-rosa

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It is a great application. The main drawback is Java consuming a lot of memory.

Posted 08/21/2014

sulbash

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It really good application i have been using it for the past two years. Much thanks to the developer.

Posted 05/12/2014

dprodanov

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Good project

Posted 01/30/2014

shedai

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Really great. I can manage all my publications within a few simple steps. Also the output alternatives are really good. The only plug-in I need is an output manager, like I can manage the output html style, output script functions into a separate file.
One major missing attribute is ISBN.

Posted 01/13/2014

johnnytorrio

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Just a short comment on version 2.9.2
I like JabRef and especially it's auto file link functions combined with the auto generation of BibTeX keys. But after I installed v. 2.9.2 the file synchronization doesn't work anymore and BibTeX keys are generated in capital letters which I can not (or maybe after searching a lot still don't know how to) change. Both a big problem if handling my old databases. Thus I'm a bit disappointed about the new version which I uninstalled and changed back to v. 2.6. where everything is working fine.
I liked the new feature of finding unlinked files which is missing in 2.6 though.

Posted 11/28/2013

nvntung

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The function "Seach" is poor. I think it needs to improve the way to show the searching results.

Posted 09/26/2013

stegzzz

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Added to my list of best free software, thanks!

Posted 07/09/2013

quemmaymn

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Good soft, but have a java related error. Win 7.

Posted 06/24/2013

jarvismorris

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Great application. It's so useful and really awesome.

Posted 05/27/2013

rusik1978

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Thanks for great project! Simply the best.Good,good,good.+1

Posted 05/19/2013

sever78

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very good project, thanks!Good,good,good.+1

Posted 05/18/2013

urina

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very good project, thanks!Good,good,good.+1

Posted 05/17/2013

petrykvovkovich

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WOW!!! Thanks, thats really great

Posted 05/14/2013

smokedmeat

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I've been using JaBref for quite a while now and so far, it hasn't failed to me,

Posted 04/22/2013

hairdryer

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The program is very helpful in the work to create and maintain catalogs of documents, articles, books, and magazines! Thank you! There is nothing like!

Posted 04/15/2013

alexvinn11

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very good project, thanks!Good,good,good.+1

Posted 04/15/2013

danevvwmccue

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Excellent, Thanks!

Posted 04/10/2013

jimi78

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very good project, thanks!

Posted 04/09/2013

careersby

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It works. It supports pretty much everything you can think of. It doesn't crash in the hands of a casual user.